Comparative inorganic chemistry :

By:

Moody, Bernard

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TextPublication details: [S.l.] : Arnold, 1991.Edition: 3 Sub edDescription: 576 pISBN:

0713136790 (paperback)
9780713136791 (paperback)

Subject(s):

chemistry,inorganic chemistry

DDC classification:

546 MOO

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Summary: An updated and revised edition, intended to provide a coherent foundation to the study of inorganic chemistry. New sections include the shape of covalent molecules based on the theory of electrical repulsion, and the concept of lattice energy. Exercises and solutions are included.

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An updated and revised edition, intended to provide a coherent foundation to the study of inorganic chemistry. New sections include the shape of covalent molecules based on the theory of electrical repulsion, and the concept of lattice energy. Exercises and solutions are included.

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